My last trip to Japan, my Japanese friend took us (4 Americans) to an all you can eat shabu-shabu restaurant and encouraged us to eat like Americans. He looked so proud of the way we demolished the place. The poor waitresses were shell shocked after 2 hours.
2 hours? Most shabushabu and yakiniku places in Japan cap you at 90 minutes... they were probably distressed because you didn't leave on time like you were supposed to, lol
YOOOOO!!!!! Joey is wearing the Serial Experiments Lain shirt l designed from my small business :) I've seen him wearing it a lot of his videos but it's even made it into Trash Taste now. THANK YOU for buying at SMASH con!! Hope to see you next year!! 😳😳😳
I just checked out your online store, I love everything! The Lain shirt Joey wears in this episode is unfortunetaly sold out atm, do you plan on restocking?
I had a moment of being overconfident in Japanese and it backfiring. It was my first time and I had learned some phrases, on of the was “where is the bathroom” so when we arrive at our hotel on of my friends had to pee and I was like “I got this”. Approached the receptionist, and asked in confident japanese. Of course he answered in full japanese and I understood absolutely nothing.
I've done this a few times in croatian and german in german it was walking up to a cashier with a cheery "Hey these items please!" she then responded gibberish that i thought was do you want a bag. I said no confidently and with a big smile turns out she was asking cash or card 🤦 This lady was absolutely terrified, i then slowly took out a 50 euro note, showed it to her and slowly slid it to her om the counter. She comtinued to stare in horror, not saying a word or breaking eye contact until i left
@@jamescanjuggle Most likely she said "bar oder mit karte?" and "oder" is the german word for "or". So it's understandable that she was very confused when you responded with "no" to an or question with two choices 😄
Oh this reminds me of a cringe moment I had in France whilst shopping since I memorised the pronunciation of this phrase. When I received the guy's response, I had to say I didn't understand and he said it again in clear English xD
I once tried to ask where the bathroom once in Japan. The look of relief on that man’s face when I spoke Japanese was funny but my dude, just because I can say, “where is the bathroom” doesn’t mean I’m prepared for the absolute barrage you so generously unleashed upon me 😂 Thankfully, body language is a thing and he was happy to save the day!
@@FredMaverik there's a difference between knowing what "there", "left" and "right" is said, and being able to describe specific shade of brown and the texture of the doors
@@FredMaverik I think it's too complicated to just dismiss it as just "git gud" because there are different systems of language that operate on vastly different rules, You know? Like, there's knowing English, then there's understanding a physicist explain the mathematical equation and quantum phenomena of how god exists and why he allowed us to jack off for about 83 times before we fucking die
@@666Tomato666learning what "right" and "left" is called when learning a new language is literally more basic than being able to count 1-2-3 lmao, what you on about
Can the boys PLEASE let the staff use a proper mic? I can’t tell if I’m getting old and the audio is just way too soft for me to hear even on max volume on my headphones, but I couldn’t hear any of the fact checking stuff this episode. Subtitles would be a good alternative as well 🙏
Actually did a paper on the Buddhist monk mummification in college. The practice is called Sokushinbutsu. In essence, the idea is that the person who is doing it is trying to become a living Buddha. The people who did this would, over a period of around 3,000 days, would decrease the amount of food and water that they consume, seal themselves in a box with a bell that they would ring intermittently, and then become a mummy. These bodies are still revered all across Asia.
For those curious about the origins of the term “drip,” it’s actually quite easy to understand and explain - it is a slang noun shorthand for the metaphor “dripping with style.” So, as long as another language also has the concept of metaphors, easy explanation. Though, I must note that the “dripping with X” metaphor is definitely not limited to style, but the term “drip” mostly is.
I always just thought it was an evolution of "ice" in hip hop. Since ice melts and drips. That's how i heard it used in the late 2000's atleast until I started hearing it to refer someone's overall outfit and not just jewelry in the 2010's
@@daan6424 context: i work at night so i dont really have a sense of time and as i've said i just finished watching the special even though it was released the day before so i automatically thought that was it for this week. it's not that deep.
31:21 details like this always make the stories and clips more funny than they already are 😂 shout out to their editors, they do an amazing job 💜 (and we're blessed by having both a normal episode AND the TT Special, you're so hard working, thank you so much Trash Taste team).
@@deeznuts3472 editing an 2 hour video ain't working hard? When on top of em he's managing who knows how many channel by now... Put some respect on the absolute machine that mudan is...
@@bijoychandraroy nah the editors are OG but im hatin on the general fact that they record episodes months in advanced to release over time and we never see an episode even close to real time ever. The most recent special was semi recent but even that had very old clips.
OMG FINALLY!!! I can't believe the niche topic I'm deeply interested in has been brought up. I love linguistics and the language you're talking about in 1:51:47 is called Guugu Yimithirr and it is one of those famous anomaly languages in linguistics that change our view on basic concepts like directionality. Linguistics is one of those sciences where people only speaking the wide-spread European languages like English really get to experience how Eurocentric their understanding of core concepts are compared to the rest of the world. Like the idea of basic verb tenses (past, present, future) not being a requirement in languages like Chinese, or like changing the way you speak depending on the formality like in Japanese, or like the idea of base-10 counting not being universal (I think Connor might now this since Welsh is base-20 as far as I remember), etc. etc. And also Connor's thing about English not requiring grammar is not really accurate. In colloquial speech (especially on the internet) every language can bend its rules a lot, it's absolutely not unique to English (a bit of that Eurocentrism showing up there), but the grammar never goes away. You can "slur" your speech or simplify it or play around with the rules (in fact that's how languages change, by wide-spread adoption of "slurred" or non-standard speech), but a broken down language is still a language and languages have grammar. The copium thing is interesting cuz that also happens a lot with other languages. I'm a Russian speaker and explaining some of the terms people use every day not even to a Japanese person but other Europeans, like English speakers, would take soooo much time with me having to explain major cultural concepts like how life used to be in the Soviet Union and stuff like that. I'm sure Japanese has same concepts that are hard to explain as well, like explaining what the hell "yoroshiku onegaishimasu" means in many contexts it's used in to an English speaker can take hours or you could just let them understand it by exposure, same thing for English (I mean come on, explaining copium even to your parents might take a while). And when it comes to using slang or "words that don't exist" or "making shit up", we gotta understand some things. Languages are not rigid. There are dialectal variations based on geographic location, socio-economic background, ethnicity, etc. and a lot of the time people using dialect-specific words that are outside of the standard language taught in schools, like in North England, get labeled as uneducated or not properly speaking the language, when they actually are. Their language is as much rule-based with legitimate grammar and vocabulary with people in their community communicating perfectly well in that dialect on a daily basis with each other that just differs from like the national standard. Stigmatizing and othering the regional dialects or whole-ass languages like Irish Gaelic or Welsh is what led to their poor conditions now, so I thought Connor might've understood this a bit more compared to Joey and Garnt. Dialects and regional languages are small pockets of huge cultural heritage and it breaks my heart every time when I find out a certain minority language or dialect is being replaced in favor of this rigid standardized language, so I really appreciate everone who sticks to their heritage cuz it's hard to do it when you come across challenges against keeping it every day of your life. TL;DR: glad Trash Taste are talking linguistics
Language is fun! You might be a fan of good rap. Tangentially, "copium" isn't hard to explain. "Opium", and "Coping" aren't particularly Western concepts. The only other context you'd need is that opiates are used as painkillers.
@@kkuwura I was hoping you'd focus on the rap thing. Try "Wu Tang, Triumph." It's not nonsense, pull up the lyrics and appreciate some creative language.
1:27:00 I've been practicing parkour since 18. To learn the roll: you practice on the ground and then you start scaling the height eventually. Purpose of the roll is to disperse the impact to the legs to the whole body instead. You roll from the upper back (not a shoulder!) in a diagonal to the lower back. Really experienced practioner will be able to immediately continue running after the roll. Parkour is very safe if you practice it right and there are levels to it. As long as you are not overconfident and babystep each move (everything can be broken down to steps) you will be ok. Find a good community to help you progress.
They taught us the fall in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and so when I started doing parkour when I was 15 I already had the fall, down. My instructor always said "You gotta learn to fall because it will happen ALOT"
I love how you can watch as Joey & Garnt’s sense of fashion progressively evolves over time and Connor is just like yea I’m ok with the same one shirt 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Japanese kanji for festivals is literally a sacrificial ritual. Compared to that, an idol concert seems much more tame. I can see why Grant is disappointed.
it’s always funny when the boys get to breaking down english slang 😅 if i could shed some light: “drip” is an AAVE term that originated from the fact that ppl refer to their diamond jewelry as “ice”, and that ice was so cool but the person wearing it is so hot that it starts to “drip”. also bc the jewelry was so clear it looked like water which also drips. then the term drip just sort of evolved to encompass all fashion, not just jewelry. stg as a member of the black community can confirm, sources: trust me
One of the reasons why Americans eat so much in a buffet is because we were raised with the mentality of “getting your money’s worth” 😂 Also, if you came from a poor family like I did, we ate slowly and took our time at buffets because we wanted to eat as much as possible. When you’ve experienced hunger, sometimes you can’t help but think “I’ll probably never eat this good in a long time” and stuff yourself with happy tears 🥲 I also don’t like seeing food being wasted, so you better believe I’m taking leftovers!
@@knashboi3914 Well he is a part of GeeXPlus (the influencer agency that includes trash taste) now if you aren’t aware. But yea it’s so wild how they just suddenly got James out of nowhere, it’s like my childhood and early adulthood magically merging into a concoction of pure entertainment
As someone who speaks three languages - pretty sure all languages have slangs, not just English. And for the life of me I can’t construct a proper sentence in the correct grammar of my native language but am still understood most of the time. So no, it’s not only English, Connor.
Had an uncle who had a bit he would do- “when I go to the buffet, I shut ‘em down. They see me coming and start screaming ‘we’re closed, sir! WE’RE CLOSED!!’“ 😂
Lawsuits? You pick one of the worst aspects to prove your point… how about buy one get one.. i fill my freezer on buy one get one meat deals, and only eat out of my freezer. I only pay half price for meat, working the sale system to my benefit.
Joey's fire festival story reminded me of mexican "Toritos" where a guy runs around towns chasing people with a harness with lit firecrackers on their backs. That and the "Quema de Judas" (Burning of Judas) where they make this massive paper mache figures that represent demons and other evils, pack them with firecrackers and then light them in the middle of town square for everyone to see
I gotta be honest, a few random shops thrown together, one big dance stage and the local idol group (japanese equivalent of a garage band) sounds like the normal anime summer festival experience.
1:18:45 Hey Connor, you _might_ be able to stitch together a stable enough connection to livestream what would be (to my knowledge) the first livestreamed skydive. There's some Japanese Satellite options (it's still incredibly dubious from a connectivity standpoint) like SKY Perfect JSAT. Or, you'd need a dive site low enough that a nearby cell tower is at a physically lower altitude (dunno much about Japanese geography, but it's maybe feasible).
The strategy to buffets (and I've heard a lot of my friends and family here in the US tell me this) is to starve/limit yourself hours before you go. There's also a course as to what to get first to last, when to take sips of water, etc. It's a whole system.
1:27:00 That parkour question! The Parkour role tries to only cross the vertebrae once in the whole move! You start with bringing one shoulder down to the ground and then rolling to the opposite hip, so right shoulder to left hip and left shoulder to right hip both of those will cross the spine once. The trick is to lean forward and have your center of mass a little bit in front of your feet when you’re aiming for that ground. you want your shoulders to not be above your hips! I.e. leaning forward mid air! Then you use your feet to transfer downwards momentum outwards! so your feet tap first into the ground resisting the downwards momentum then you are leaning forward with the hands close to each other pushing into the ground (if you’re rolling on your right shoulder don’t put your hands to the right if you’re rolling to the left shoulder don’t put your hands on the left), you lower your shoulder (with the help of your arms) then you push from your feet onto your back push through your hands while on your back then you curl your core keep it tight through the roll, roll to the opposite hip and then to your feet using your hands if you need to to help boost you back to your feet! You train it by using your own height and finding an object that is about shoulder height to your relative height, thin mats or grass is pretty nice! Take it slow!
Explaination of drip. Fire 🔥 (someones oufit is looking good) + iced out 🧊 (someones accessories is rlly nice) = drip 💧 (fire outfit is melting the ice accessories to make someone's style, drippy)
Air quotes are typically used to emphasize/dramatize a quote. Usually implying suspicion/distrust of the quoted party. In the year of our lord 2022 most air quotes are used in a sarcastic or joking manner when the punchline implies the quoted party is lying or exaggerating. Note: the more times you open and close the pointer and middle finger and the more vigorously you move your arms the more emphasis/drama is injected into the conversation. other nonverbal gestures often accompany the air quotes such as eye rolling.
Wow, finally a take on skydiving. There aren't a lot of people that talk about it and actually want to do it more than once. I've been on a path to get my own skydiving license for roughly the same reason as Connor. In order to take a random friend who wants to jump you need 500 certified work jumps, and about 100 jumps in the past year (pretty much being tandem certified).
now that I've noticed that Joey starts the sentences with which he ends the podcasts and the Joey channel videos with a weird forced laugh I can't not notice it. Feels like one more to the list of "things the boys do that they don't notice but the audience does".
@@FredMaverik at the and of the podcast when Joey says "But hey if you'd like to support us go to patreon blablabla" he says this "hey" laughing a tiny bit. He also does this in his outro on the Joey channel.
1:58:44 I don't know if this is a thing but I tried to think about possible origins for the word "drip" in relation to ones clothing and I think this makes perfect sense. When something is Lit, it means it is good / awesome, and when you got good / expensive jewelry, you have "ice". So, what happens when you look lit and you have ice? What happens when you lit ice? You have drip.
I don't speak too many languages, but english is very much the most flexible language I know. The fact that you can verb any noun and noun any verb alone is in-fucking-sane. Just like the fact that you can just interject a word inside a different one and it still makes sense. It's definitely the ultimate language for slang, to the point that the younger generations have pretty much given up on making new slang in their native tongue and are just either directly translating or straight-up borrowing english slang, even if it doesn't really make sense when translated.
The fact that I can say “shut your Ye ye ass head up” and have someone understand what I’m saying is pure joy. No other language has this level of degeneracy of the language.
It’s so funny hearing them talk about the concept of slang in English as if not every language has it 😭 also I feel like their examples of hard words to explain (drip, copium etc) are this way cause of their internet origins, not necessarily cause they are a difficult concept
What I don't get is how people can be so deathly afraid of things like bungee jumping, and down for sky diving like Joey, when you are literally 5 times more likely to die doing the second one. Bungee 1 death in 500k jumps, sky diving 1 death in 100k jumps. Like come on, are the statistics meaningless for people?
Only speaking 4 languages fluently here but the part where you were talking about the grammar, it's basically the case for most languages where grammar isn't as important as context is
Fun fact: the concept of thinking about things differently depending on the language youre speaking is called the Sapir-whorf hypothesis ((was reminded of this when the boys were talking about that one aboriginal language
Talking about buffets, when my brother and his friends were late teens/early 20s, they went to a Chinese buffet where we live (SW USA) and they kept eating so much the Chinese owner came to their table and told them, "Hey! It's all you can eat, not all you can eat all day" LOL We still have a good laugh about it.
The summer I joined a discord server with some guys I met at an anime convention and one of them casually says that he fixes pool tables for a living and I was just like “you can’t just say that without elaborating bro.”
Why? It means he’s a pool table repair man. They cant fix themselves and if they break no one tosses them out and buys a new one outright. 🤷♂️ the right question would be if he could get you a deal on one.
I used to do skateboarding and longboarding down insane hilly roads and loved it but man with the longboard i took a terrible fall scraped myself up so bad, tore my meniscus and messed myself up hard. I got too scared to do it down huge hills ever again lol
There's a Korean BBQ place in Clearwater, Florida called Nine Spices Hot Pot, and it's incredible. Great place to take people who have never experienced it before just to see them in awe about the table space management. Highly recommend it if you're in the area.
The think that I hated learning english is that you HAVE to memorize a list of irregular verbs, I hated that, there are some words I´ve forgotten simple because I dont use them that much
Its like fear of heights, I know the plane is safe, I know this building im standing on is safe.. but alas, my brain is going haywire for no damn reason.
On the topic of breakable English, I always think of the phrase, "Long time no see." Every native knows what that phrase means, but if you actually think about it it is missing *so many* words from its original form...
I had a coworker that used to be a deep ocean diver and they don't live underwater for months, they live in a pressurized room mixed with helium on the boat for around 2 weeks and go down in a diving bell when they have work to do
I had the same experience about all you can eat restaurants in Japan. The Japanese people eating there were eating moderately while me and my friends ate multiple plates.
57:10 Connor: “Joey your such a prude say whatever’s on your mind this is a safe space!” Also Connor:”did you have enter through *tilts head* you know”
The thing about suing being low in Japan is that you can be charged of defamation pretty easily, even if you're the victim, so you would have to pay money in the end
The problem I've found with gamifying duolingo is that for a long time it's been more point efficient to practice easy lessons than to learn new stuff - so if I want to do well in the leagues the best strat is to just get my daily 15 minute double points boost and blast through some really easy lessons on stuff I already know. Think they might have finally changed that now though so I might start actually learning again.
Got to wait for the hanabi (firework) festivals coming up this year. Then the cities use a spacious area (usually some grassy parts), and sometimes shut down roads. I would also recommend going to the Kawagoe festival for anyone in Tokyo in October (it’s about 40 minutes from Ikebukero station). There are lots of shops, restaurants, food stands, games, and best of all traditional floats to see. You don’t need to wear yukata and it’s usually not to hot or cold.
My older brother joined tiktok and literally had millions of views....making videos about building custom fences for a living. There is truly an audience for anything.
Just for you: DRIP comes from how you describe a perfectly fit and tailored suit. It looks so natural and complements so well the body figure of the wearer that gives the impression of dripping, like water. Someone just took it and expanded it to mean "sharply dressed".
I heard the term came from music rappers that were spitting hot bars so hard their clothes were literally wet with saliva or wet from sweat after a long studio session. Drip is a like a statement of how hard someone worked and it reflects in their clothes. It could be conveyed that clean looking clothes are drippy because some wearers try hard to keep them clean and to look fashionable.
@@addiecore I heard something similar, which was that when rappers got ice (diamonds) and their outfit is fire at the same time, it melts and then you get the drip
My last trip to Japan, my Japanese friend took us (4 Americans) to an all you can eat shabu-shabu restaurant and encouraged us to eat like Americans. He looked so proud of the way we demolished the place. The poor waitresses were shell shocked after 2 hours.
You eat with a shovel or what? Lol. Tell me more!
@@earthling123 Tokorozawa is more suburban and they probably hadn't seen many westerners in the restaurant, much less people on a mission.
2 hours? Most shabushabu and yakiniku places in Japan cap you at 90 minutes... they were probably distressed because you didn't leave on time like you were supposed to, lol
@@sagara117 I mean, they were taken by a Japanese guy, so I highly doubt that.
@@SiilanPies your logic is askew. they overstayed
Connor has such youngest sibling energy, Garnt has a oldest sibling energy and Joey is just the drunk uncle
Joey is the uncle Iroh 😂
We get two episodes in one week. We are eating well today bois
Specials aren’t true episodes but still valid
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@@Denneth_D. technically yeah, but you get the poing
Indeed we are
YOOOOO!!!!! Joey is wearing the Serial Experiments Lain shirt l designed from my small business :) I've seen him wearing it a lot of his videos but it's even made it into Trash Taste now. THANK YOU for buying at SMASH con!! Hope to see you next year!! 😳😳😳
If you're doubtful, check my insta post with him 😎😎😎
Where can I get one?
Bump. Would like to know as well
I just checked out your online store, I love everything! The Lain shirt Joey wears in this episode is unfortunetaly sold out atm, do you plan on restocking?
@@noah2354 yo, link that for us chief
I am not seeing enough people talk about how freaking great the edit at 31:20 is. It was hilarious and VERY well done!
I had a moment of being overconfident in Japanese and it backfiring. It was my first time and I had learned some phrases, on of the was “where is the bathroom” so when we arrive at our hotel on of my friends had to pee and I was like “I got this”. Approached the receptionist, and asked in confident japanese. Of course he answered in full japanese and I understood absolutely nothing.
I've done this a few times in croatian and german
in german it was walking up to a cashier with a cheery "Hey these items please!" she then responded gibberish that i thought was do you want a bag.
I said no confidently and with a big smile
turns out she was asking cash or card 🤦 This lady was absolutely terrified, i then slowly took out a 50 euro note, showed it to her and slowly slid it to her om the counter.
She comtinued to stare in horror, not saying a word or breaking eye contact until i left
@@jamescanjuggle lol 😂
@@LordYamcha it turned from fun summer shorts shopping to hostage negotiation levels of stress inna span of 5 seconds
@@jamescanjuggle Most likely she said "bar oder mit karte?" and "oder" is the german word for "or". So it's understandable that she was very confused when you responded with "no" to an or question with two choices 😄
Oh this reminds me of a cringe moment I had in France whilst shopping since I memorised the pronunciation of this phrase. When I received the guy's response, I had to say I didn't understand and he said it again in clear English xD
I once tried to ask where the bathroom once in Japan.
The look of relief on that man’s face when I spoke Japanese was funny but my dude, just because I can say, “where is the bathroom” doesn’t mean I’m prepared for the absolute barrage you so generously unleashed upon me 😂
Thankfully, body language is a thing and he was happy to save the day!
maybe you should learn more words? What use is knowing how to ask where the bathroom is if you can't understand the answer.
@@FredMaverik there's a difference between knowing what "there", "left" and "right" is said, and being able to describe specific shade of brown and the texture of the doors
@@FredMaverik I think it's too complicated to just dismiss it as just "git gud" because there are different systems of language that operate on vastly different rules, You know? Like, there's knowing English, then there's understanding a physicist explain the mathematical equation and quantum phenomena of how god exists and why he allowed us to jack off for about 83 times before we fucking die
@@FredMaverik there's a difference between "its up there to the left" vs being overly detailed than need be
@@666Tomato666learning what "right" and "left" is called when learning a new language is literally more basic than being able to count 1-2-3 lmao, what you on about
1:14:49 LMAOOO Did Mudan intentionally put this so that we have another Sad Garnt moment to add to the collection? lol
I thought the same, it must be intentional
This here is my favourite comment
Can the boys PLEASE let the staff use a proper mic? I can’t tell if I’m getting old and the audio is just way too soft for me to hear even on max volume on my headphones, but I couldn’t hear any of the fact checking stuff this episode. Subtitles would be a good alternative as well 🙏
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The first topic being called "Spicy Pee" is really fitting for trash taste right after the special to remind us we are in fact watching the boys
Actually did a paper on the Buddhist monk mummification in college. The practice is called Sokushinbutsu. In essence, the idea is that the person who is doing it is trying to become a living Buddha. The people who did this would, over a period of around 3,000 days, would decrease the amount of food and water that they consume, seal themselves in a box with a bell that they would ring intermittently, and then become a mummy. These bodies are still revered all across Asia.
A trash taste special AND an episode in the SAME week is truly Awesome
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For those curious about the origins of the term “drip,” it’s actually quite easy to understand and explain - it is a slang noun shorthand for the metaphor “dripping with style.”
So, as long as another language also has the concept of metaphors, easy explanation.
Though, I must note that the “dripping with X” metaphor is definitely not limited to style, but the term “drip” mostly is.
a language without metaphors sounds so bizarre
ty - never knew about that - very helpful
I always just thought it was an evolution of "ice" in hip hop. Since ice melts and drips. That's how i heard it used in the late 2000's atleast until I started hearing it to refer someone's overall outfit and not just jewelry in the 2010's
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As someone also trying to learn Japanese, the growing frequency of their discussions about learning it and its nuances is really nice
1:07:57 Finally, Connor and Joey synched up
That's so trippy lmao
Noticed that. 🤣 It's a beautiful thing
Joey took the mission to mimic connor too seriously
they were also synched up at 38:49
@@Royal__Kitsune bro they are transferring bain cells
I didn’t expect an episode after a special, but they really treated us this week
lmao i was totally surprised because i just finished watching the special minutes ago and waits for another week as usual.
What do you mean that you didn't expect it? They always post a normal episode, even if there was a special that same week
This is some 6-stsr treatment
@@daan6424 context: i work at night so i dont really have a sense of time and as i've said i just finished watching the special even though it was released the day before so i automatically thought that was it for this week. it's not that deep.
@@daan6424 actually they dont
Joey has to be extra haughty this episode
And we got a backstory how he lost interest in anime 47:48
Joey and Garnt thinking Connor said I am is one of the funniest things in any trash taste episode ever.
had me dying cuz i thought he said that at first too before replaying it 2 more times 💀
31:21 details like this always make the stories and clips more funny than they already are 😂 shout out to their editors, they do an amazing job 💜 (and we're blessed by having both a normal episode AND the TT Special, you're so hard working, thank you so much Trash Taste team).
PS: The Penis Festival is always going to be one of the top anecdotes period 😂
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wym workin hard bro u watchin a video thats like 5 months old
@@deeznuts3472 editing an 2 hour video ain't working hard? When on top of em he's managing who knows how many channel by now...
Put some respect on the absolute machine that mudan is...
@@bijoychandraroy nah the editors are OG but im hatin on the general fact that they record episodes months in advanced to release over time and we never see an episode even close to real time ever. The most recent special was semi recent but even that had very old clips.
OMG FINALLY!!! I can't believe the niche topic I'm deeply interested in has been brought up. I love linguistics and the language you're talking about in 1:51:47 is called Guugu Yimithirr and it is one of those famous anomaly languages in linguistics that change our view on basic concepts like directionality.
Linguistics is one of those sciences where people only speaking the wide-spread European languages like English really get to experience how Eurocentric their understanding of core concepts are compared to the rest of the world. Like the idea of basic verb tenses (past, present, future) not being a requirement in languages like Chinese, or like changing the way you speak depending on the formality like in Japanese, or like the idea of base-10 counting not being universal (I think Connor might now this since Welsh is base-20 as far as I remember), etc. etc.
And also Connor's thing about English not requiring grammar is not really accurate. In colloquial speech (especially on the internet) every language can bend its rules a lot, it's absolutely not unique to English (a bit of that Eurocentrism showing up there), but the grammar never goes away. You can "slur" your speech or simplify it or play around with the rules (in fact that's how languages change, by wide-spread adoption of "slurred" or non-standard speech), but a broken down language is still a language and languages have grammar.
The copium thing is interesting cuz that also happens a lot with other languages. I'm a Russian speaker and explaining some of the terms people use every day not even to a Japanese person but other Europeans, like English speakers, would take soooo much time with me having to explain major cultural concepts like how life used to be in the Soviet Union and stuff like that. I'm sure Japanese has same concepts that are hard to explain as well, like explaining what the hell "yoroshiku onegaishimasu" means in many contexts it's used in to an English speaker can take hours or you could just let them understand it by exposure, same thing for English (I mean come on, explaining copium even to your parents might take a while).
And when it comes to using slang or "words that don't exist" or "making shit up", we gotta understand some things. Languages are not rigid. There are dialectal variations based on geographic location, socio-economic background, ethnicity, etc. and a lot of the time people using dialect-specific words that are outside of the standard language taught in schools, like in North England, get labeled as uneducated or not properly speaking the language, when they actually are. Their language is as much rule-based with legitimate grammar and vocabulary with people in their community communicating perfectly well in that dialect on a daily basis with each other that just differs from like the national standard. Stigmatizing and othering the regional dialects or whole-ass languages like Irish Gaelic or Welsh is what led to their poor conditions now, so I thought Connor might've understood this a bit more compared to Joey and Garnt.
Dialects and regional languages are small pockets of huge cultural heritage and it breaks my heart every time when I find out a certain minority language or dialect is being replaced in favor of this rigid standardized language, so I really appreciate everone who sticks to their heritage cuz it's hard to do it when you come across challenges against keeping it every day of your life.
TL;DR: glad Trash Taste are talking linguistics
Language is fun! You might be a fan of good rap. Tangentially, "copium" isn't hard to explain. "Opium", and "Coping" aren't particularly Western concepts. The only other context you'd need is that opiates are used as painkillers.
@@Bluemilk92 yep that's very suscinct. I guess it's not really that hard to explain
@@kkuwura I was hoping you'd focus on the rap thing. Try "Wu Tang, Triumph." It's not nonsense, pull up the lyrics and appreciate some creative language.
@@Bluemilk92 Then you just need to explain the concept of a portmanteau. Which I guess they have in Japan in some form (eg Bakemonogatari).
Yeah linguini is my favourite food
1:27:00 I've been practicing parkour since 18. To learn the roll: you practice on the ground and then you start scaling the height eventually. Purpose of the roll is to disperse the impact to the legs to the whole body instead. You roll from the upper back (not a shoulder!) in a diagonal to the lower back. Really experienced practioner will be able to immediately continue running after the roll.
Parkour is very safe if you practice it right and there are levels to it. As long as you are not overconfident and babystep each move (everything can be broken down to steps) you will be ok. Find a good community to help you progress.
They taught us the fall in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and so when I started doing parkour when I was 15 I already had the fall, down.
My instructor always said
"You gotta learn to fall because it will happen ALOT"
I love how you can watch as Joey & Garnt’s sense of fashion progressively evolves over time and Connor is just like yea I’m ok with the same one shirt 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Japanese kanji for festivals is literally a sacrificial ritual. Compared to that, an idol concert seems much more tame. I can see why Grant is disappointed.
it’s always funny when the boys get to breaking down english slang 😅 if i could shed some light: “drip” is an AAVE term that originated from the fact that ppl refer to their diamond jewelry as “ice”, and that ice was so cool but the person wearing it is so hot that it starts to “drip”. also bc the jewelry was so clear it looked like water which also drips. then the term drip just sort of evolved to encompass all fashion, not just jewelry. stg as a member of the black community can confirm, sources: trust me
One of the reasons why Americans eat so much in a buffet is because we were raised with the mentality of “getting your money’s worth” 😂 Also, if you came from a poor family like I did, we ate slowly and took our time at buffets because we wanted to eat as much as possible. When you’ve experienced hunger, sometimes you can’t help but think “I’ll probably never eat this good in a long time” and stuff yourself with happy tears 🥲 I also don’t like seeing food being wasted, so you better believe I’m taking leftovers!
The fact that it's called "spicy pee" instead of "hurting pee" implies that someone did indeed taste it
Not really lol
@@vincentcarl9907 source?
@@jackbox835 aint got one but I doubt
Bubbly made that trip worth it. BUBBLY!!!!! 👌👌
Woah you watch them huh
First comment on this channel too
@@knashboi3914 Well he is a part of GeeXPlus (the influencer agency that includes trash taste) now if you aren’t aware. But yea it’s so wild how they just suddenly got James out of nowhere, it’s like my childhood and early adulthood magically merging into a concoction of pure entertainment
👍
I never would've expected to see you here. You were part of my childhood and i loved watching your Jurassic park builder and Jurassic world videos
Not to be sappy but I always listen to you guys when I’m upset. Thanks for always being a nice place to chill out :)
The boys have offered to show so many people Japan, they have become an accidental guided tour group
Joey confidently spews so much misinformation every episode it's hilarious..
It's why you never watch trash taste looking for info
He was trying to be Connor after all 😂
He is doing a Connor cosplay.
"Making shit up" awardw need to be secured
oh damn i didn't see where did he bullshit?
As someone who speaks three languages - pretty sure all languages have slangs, not just English. And for the life of me I can’t construct a proper sentence in the correct grammar of my native language but am still understood most of the time. So no, it’s not only English, Connor.
Connor: "Grammar is like optional in English alot of the time"
That's the basis of Singlish.
Had an uncle who had a bit he would do- “when I go to the buffet, I shut ‘em down. They see me coming and start screaming ‘we’re closed, sir! WE’RE CLOSED!!’“ 😂
A special episode + the Felix episode last week. Now we need after dark on Tuesday to complete the trifecta of trash taste perfection
Connor mentioned that we could get one or two more this year. Otherwise, if the boys are really busy, After Dark will begin again in Jan.
The fleshlight conversation has got be one of the funniest podcast bits in a while
Getting your money’s worth at least two fold is definitely an American mindset. We love to game any system as you can see with our lawsuits.
Lawsuits? You pick one of the worst aspects to prove your point… how about buy one get one.. i fill my freezer on buy one get one meat deals, and only eat out of my freezer. I only pay half price for meat, working the sale system to my benefit.
I love how whenever they do Chris's impression they do the " angry British guy" voice😂🤣🤣
Two episodes in a week,we are watching good today boys
That’s crazy about parties at restaurants I don’t think I can find a place that wouldn’t accept 12 people happily lol
Joey's fire festival story reminded me of mexican "Toritos" where a guy runs around towns chasing people with a harness with lit firecrackers on their backs. That and the "Quema de Judas" (Burning of Judas) where they make this massive paper mache figures that represent demons and other evils, pack them with firecrackers and then light them in the middle of town square for everyone to see
I gotta be honest, a few random shops thrown together, one big dance stage and the local idol group (japanese equivalent of a garage band) sounds like the normal anime summer festival experience.
Honestly most Japanese summer festival wannabe outside of Japan are like that.
1:18:45 Hey Connor, you _might_ be able to stitch together a stable enough connection to livestream what would be (to my knowledge) the first livestreamed skydive. There's some Japanese Satellite options (it's still incredibly dubious from a connectivity standpoint) like SKY Perfect JSAT. Or, you'd need a dive site low enough that a nearby cell tower is at a physically lower altitude (dunno much about Japanese geography, but it's maybe feasible).
starlink came available in Japan this october probably the best bet for trying this i'd say
The strategy to buffets (and I've heard a lot of my friends and family here in the US tell me this) is to starve/limit yourself hours before you go. There's also a course as to what to get first to last, when to take sips of water, etc. It's a whole system.
Daylight savings happened and I still forgor that the episode comes out at different time than normal lol
1:27:00 That parkour question!
The Parkour role tries to only cross the vertebrae once in the whole move!
You start with bringing one shoulder down to the ground and then rolling to the opposite hip, so right shoulder to left hip and left shoulder to right hip both of those will cross the spine once.
The trick is to lean forward and have your center of mass a little bit in front of your feet when you’re aiming for that ground. you want your shoulders to not be above your hips! I.e. leaning forward mid air!
Then you use your feet to transfer downwards momentum outwards! so your feet tap first into the ground resisting the downwards momentum then you are leaning forward with the hands close to each other pushing into the ground (if you’re rolling on your right shoulder don’t put your hands to the right if you’re rolling to the left shoulder don’t put your hands on the left), you lower your shoulder (with the help of your arms) then you push from your feet onto your back push through your hands while on your back then you curl your core keep it tight through the roll, roll to the opposite hip and then to your feet using your hands if you need to to help boost you back to your feet!
You train it by using your own height and finding an object that is about shoulder height to your relative height, thin mats or grass is pretty nice!
Take it slow!
Explaination of drip.
Fire 🔥 (someones oufit is looking good)
+ iced out 🧊 (someones accessories is rlly nice)
= drip 💧 (fire outfit is melting the ice accessories to make someone's style, drippy)
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Wow, finally a take on skydiving. There aren't a lot of people that talk about it and actually want to do it more than once. I've been on a path to get my own skydiving license for roughly the same reason as Connor.
In order to take a random friend who wants to jump you need 500 certified work jumps, and about 100 jumps in the past year (pretty much being tandem certified).
now that I've noticed that Joey starts the sentences with which he ends the podcasts and the Joey channel videos with a weird forced laugh I can't not notice it. Feels like one more to the list of "things the boys do that they don't notice but the audience does".
what the fuck are you talking about
@@FredMaverik at the and of the podcast when Joey says "But hey if you'd like to support us go to patreon blablabla" he says this "hey" laughing a tiny bit. He also does this in his outro on the Joey channel.
20:24 I lived in Thailand for a decade and this still describes every conversation I have in Thai.
trash taste the only thing tht keep me goin honestly havin something to look forward to every friday is kinda nice
Definitely needed this podcast to get through the work day today. Thanks, mates!!
1:08:11 here's one for the next out of context awards, guys
1:07:58 I love that both joey and Connor decided to test it at the same time
I felt like Garnt was telling the plot to a good anime when talking about the festival experience 💀
1:58:44 I don't know if this is a thing but I tried to think about possible origins for the word "drip" in relation to ones clothing and I think this makes perfect sense.
When something is Lit, it means it is good / awesome, and when you got good / expensive jewelry, you have "ice". So, what happens when you look lit and you have ice? What happens when you lit ice? You have drip.
Conor:" I'm tired I won't talk"
Conor:*talks the whole episode
I don't speak too many languages, but english is very much the most flexible language I know. The fact that you can verb any noun and noun any verb alone is in-fucking-sane. Just like the fact that you can just interject a word inside a different one and it still makes sense. It's definitely the ultimate language for slang, to the point that the younger generations have pretty much given up on making new slang in their native tongue and are just either directly translating or straight-up borrowing english slang, even if it doesn't really make sense when translated.
The fact that I can say “shut your Ye ye ass head up” and have someone understand what I’m saying is pure joy. No other language has this level of degeneracy of the language.
> English is the most flexible language
Except in formal and official setting
Fuck English
Linguistic colonialism is real 🇺🇲
@@tacitus_ na, bro. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 all day.
@@ez6888 You're right lol fixed
Love that at 58:46 Joey says "The Mardi Gras" as if it's a person and not a holiday like Christmas or Easter lol
That’s how they say it in Sydney, Australia.
It’s like calling it “the parades” or “the fireworks”.
0:46 you know the podcast has become a sitcom when the boys be talking about their character role in 3rd person😂
It’s so funny hearing them talk about the concept of slang in English as if not every language has it 😭 also I feel like their examples of hard words to explain (drip, copium etc) are this way cause of their internet origins, not necessarily cause they are a difficult concept
What I don't get is how people can be so deathly afraid of things like bungee jumping, and down for sky diving like Joey, when you are literally 5 times more likely to die doing the second one. Bungee 1 death in 500k jumps, sky diving 1 death in 100k jumps. Like come on, are the statistics meaningless for people?
Starting out strong as always: not even 1 min until the boys talk about piss
Only speaking 4 languages fluently here but the part where you were talking about the grammar, it's basically the case for most languages where grammar isn't as important as context is
I love the ending "language is hard" summarizes my studies perfectly😅🤣
Fun fact: the concept of thinking about things differently depending on the language youre speaking is called the Sapir-whorf hypothesis ((was reminded of this when the boys were talking about that one aboriginal language
Joeys impression of Chris is gold 😂
Talking about buffets, when my brother and his friends were late teens/early 20s, they went to a Chinese buffet where we live (SW USA) and they kept eating so much the Chinese owner came to their table and told them, "Hey! It's all you can eat, not all you can eat all day" LOL We still have a good laugh about it.
The summer I joined a discord server with some guys I met at an anime convention and one of them casually says that he fixes pool tables for a living and I was just like “you can’t just say that without elaborating bro.”
Why? It means he’s a pool table repair man. They cant fix themselves and if they break no one tosses them out and buys a new one outright. 🤷♂️ the right question would be if he could get you a deal on one.
That small train when Garnt is talking about the train zooming through is so good lmao
If you ordered a food in All-you-can-eat restaurant and didn't finish it, you gotta PAY IN FULL!
Summerfestival and fireworks is something where i can just hangout with my friends and talk what ever i want
I used to do skateboarding and longboarding down insane hilly roads and loved it but man with the longboard i took a terrible fall scraped myself up so bad, tore my meniscus and messed myself up hard. I got too scared to do it down huge hills ever again lol
There's a Korean BBQ place in Clearwater, Florida called Nine Spices Hot Pot, and it's incredible. Great place to take people who have never experienced it before just to see them in awe about the table space management. Highly recommend it if you're in the area.
I HAD TO REPLAY THAT PART 2 TIMES AHAHAHA I REALLY THOUGHT CONNOR SAID "I AM" TOO 😂😂😂
The think that I hated learning english is that you HAVE to memorize a list of irregular verbs, I hated that, there are some words I´ve forgotten simple because I dont use them that much
Sacrifices during an idol concert is giving me big Akiba Maid Sensou vibes.
Connor: Could you turn on the fan?
Waiter: Sure thing!
**Waiter didn't turn on the fan and never did**
I think "spicy pee" happens because capsaicin, the substance that gives peppers their burn, is excreted through the urinary tract
OR.. just maybe...
someone did taste it
and it does taste spicey.. you never know
Ahh capsaicin, instantly reminded me of those NileRed videos
Protip: any measurement they say in meters, you're gonna wanna divide by 3 to get the actual measurement in meters.
I love when they impersonate Chris, it sounds nothing like him but by now I associate that voice with him.
So happy to see someone talk about longboarding, one of my favorite things to do.
Good evening from Russia! I decided to continue watching podcast in original, because studio JoShizo forced to make a break from their work...
those places where you can eat all you can, usually gets paid by drinks, or if you leave leftovers you have to pay a fee usually stupid expensive
Its like fear of heights, I know the plane is safe, I know this building im standing on is safe.. but alas, my brain is going haywire for no damn reason.
I laughed so hard when Garnt said: "having an idol concert when someone is getting sacrificed on stage" :D
On the topic of breakable English, I always think of the phrase, "Long time no see." Every native knows what that phrase means, but if you actually think about it it is missing *so many* words from its original form...
I had a coworker that used to be a deep ocean diver and they don't live underwater for months, they live in a pressurized room mixed with helium on the boat for around 2 weeks and go down in a diving bell when they have work to do
I had the same experience about all you can eat restaurants in Japan. The Japanese people eating there were eating moderately while me and my friends ate multiple plates.
eating instant ramen while keeping up to date with the boys, a good day it's been
1:09:39
Garnt's brain just did a double check omg
1:41:41 Garnt knows Ecuador is even country!! Let’s goooo!!🇪🇨
57:10 Connor: “Joey your such a prude say whatever’s on your mind this is a safe space!”
Also Connor:”did you have enter through *tilts head* you know”
The thing about suing being low in Japan is that you can be charged of defamation pretty easily, even if you're the victim, so you would have to pay money in the end
The problem I've found with gamifying duolingo is that for a long time it's been more point efficient to practice easy lessons than to learn new stuff - so if I want to do well in the leagues the best strat is to just get my daily 15 minute double points boost and blast through some really easy lessons on stuff I already know.
Think they might have finally changed that now though so I might start actually learning again.
Got to wait for the hanabi (firework) festivals coming up this year. Then the cities use a spacious area (usually some grassy parts), and sometimes shut down roads. I would also recommend going to the Kawagoe festival for anyone in Tokyo in October (it’s about 40 minutes from Ikebukero station). There are lots of shops, restaurants, food stands, games, and best of all traditional floats to see. You don’t need to wear yukata and it’s usually not to hot or cold.
I just watched 7 seconds of the video and they already made me laugh twice XD
My older brother joined tiktok and literally had millions of views....making videos about building custom fences for a living. There is truly an audience for anything.
Just for you: DRIP comes from how you describe a perfectly fit and tailored suit. It looks so natural and complements so well the body figure of the wearer that gives the impression of dripping, like water.
Someone just took it and expanded it to mean "sharply dressed".
I heard the term came from music rappers that were spitting hot bars so hard their clothes were literally wet with saliva or wet from sweat after a long studio session. Drip is a like a statement of how hard someone worked and it reflects in their clothes. It could be conveyed that clean looking clothes are drippy because some wearers try hard to keep them clean and to look fashionable.
@@addiecore I heard something similar, which was that when rappers got ice (diamonds) and their outfit is fire at the same time, it melts and then you get the drip